Service for Sunday, July 25, 2021: Still Worshipping in Place (for now)

 

"More than we can ask or imagine..."

Today's Service is prepared for you by 

Rev. Dr. Robert Sears 

and 

members of the Parish of 

St. Cyprian's Anglican Church, 

Lacombe, Alberta.

Pondering Paul's Letter to the Ephesians - Part III

Readings for Sunday, July 25, 2021

2 Samuel 11: 1-15

Psalm 14

Ephesians 3: 14-21

The Gospel of John 6: 1-21

Thanks to Rev. Robert and volunteers for this week's service.

May it bless your day. 

Please note:

1. Rev. Robert and his family are on holiday for August; please keep them in your prayers, that they will be refreshed by their time away.

2. St. Cyprian's parish is gathering in the church for a service today -- for the first time in 16 months. Please pray for safety, good health and understanding for all those participating. Some, for medical reasons, are unable to be protected by the available COVID vaccines, and will need particular support and understanding. Thank you.

Service for Sunday, July 18, 2021: Still Worshipping in Place (for now)

 

Today's Service is presented by

Rev. Dr. Robert Sears

and members of St. John's Anglican Parish,

Olds, Alberta

Readings for Sunday, July 18, 2021

2 Kings 4: 42-44*

Psalm 145: 10-18*

Ephesians 2: 11-22

The Gospel of Mark 6: 30-34  (53-56)*

Thanks to Rev. Robert and volunteers for this week's service.

May it bless your day.

*Editor's Note: The Old Testament reading and the Psalm provided this week were those assigned for July 25, 2021.  Those for July 18 are: Jeremiah 23: 1-6 and Psalm 23.  The Gospel reading could include the additional verses of Mark 6 as noted by the asterix.  Please feel free to read and meditate on any or all of these passages.

Service for Sunday, July 11, 2021: Still Worshipping in Place (for now)

 

Today's Service is prepared for you by 

Rev. Dr. Robert Sears 

and 

members of the Parish of 

St. Cyprian's Anglican Church, 

Lacombe, Alberta.

Pondering Paul's Letter to the Ephesians - Part I

Readings for Sunday, July 11, 2021

Amos 7: 7-15

Psalm 85: 8-13

Ephesians 1: 3-14

The Gospel of Mark 6: 14-29

Thanks to Rev. Robert and volunteers for this week's service.

May it bless your day. 

RE: Stage 3 Alberta "Re-Opening": A Letter from Archbishop Greg

On June 28, Archbishop Greg Kerr-Wilson of the Diocese of Calgary, wrote this letter in anticipation of the easing of public health protocols on July 1.  The letter -- a PDF file -- may be found at THIS LINK.

Please note that for July, pre-recorded services for each Sunday will continue, and the Parish will have outdoor services for July 11 and 25.  As far as is known, there will be music, but no congregational singing.  Rev. Robert is on vacation in August; no services have yet been planned for this period.  It is hoped that in-person, in-church services can resume in September.  Stay tuned!

Write your Spiritual Biography!

 

Join Archdeacon Pilar Gateman (online) as she leads you in an introduction to writing your spiritual biography. There is some required reading prior to the course so register early! DEADLINE for registration is July 25.

Once you register, you will receive a syllabus with more details. Class begins on Aug 21 and continuing on Aug 28 and September 04. Three Saturdays, 9am-noon.

If you have any questions contact cmoore@calgary.anglican.ca. 

Service for Sunday, July 4, 2021: Still Worshipping in Place (for now)

 

Today's Service is presented by

Rev. Dr. Robert Sears

and members of St. John's Parish,

Olds, Alberta.

Readings for Sunday, July 4, 2021

Ezekiel 2: 1-5

Psalm 123

2 Corinthians 12: 2-10

The Gospel of Mark 6: 1-13

Thanks to Rev. Robert and volunteers for this week's service.

May it bless your day.

A request for prayer: former parishioner and friend of St. Cyprian's, Sandra Pyper, has been moved into Point West Living Centre in Red Deer, until a place can be found for her that is closer to Olds.  Please pray for comfort, safety and well-being for Sandra and Gerry, as they enter into this transition time.  Thank you.

Morning Prayer for Canada Day

Today, Dean Robert Willis from Canterbury Cathedral opens with prayers

and blessings for Canada on this day. 

May it bless your day too.